The report released by the China Internet Network Information Center noted that China's online retail sales in the first half of 2020 had risen by 7.3 percent year on year to exceed 5.15 trillion yuan (about 8.5 billion), citing National Bureau of Statistics figures.
The regulation in Beijing, one of the toughest, has had an effect. From 2015 to 2018, the rate of discovering smoking or cigarette butts in public spaces in Beijing was cut from 28.7 percent to 4.9 percent of spaces inspected, according to an article on the tobacco control association's website.
The report noted that fears of peak demand and the longer-term health of the industry will likely keep margins more sharply in focus.
The report from the Chongqing-based university's Human Rights Institute is the latest response to claims by US and Australian think tanks that China has widely forced ethnic minorities in Xinjiang to work under the guise of poverty alleviation projects.
The regulation comes amid a surge in the number of Chinese tourists to the icy continent in past years.
The report said consumer changes were mainly a result of rapid development of China's large-scale global shopping platforms, as well as duty-free shops in places like Sanya City of Hainan Province and free trade zones across the country.
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The relay satellite will be launched in the first half of 2018 and Chang'e-4 lunar probe in the latter half of next year, according to the center affiliated with the China National Space Administration.
The report said the average age of Chinese internet users is 28 years old, while it is 42 in the US. They are younger, more grass-rooted and more accepting of accessing the internet through mobile phones and more fickle in affection.
The region plans to launch three major water conservation projects along seasonal rivers in southern Xinjiang this year to increase and better regulate water supply for industrial and agricultural use, and help reduce flood risks, Li said.
The report attributed rural China's e-commerce achievements to the country's "tremendous" improvements in human capital, logistics and transport infrastructure.